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MEA's money
Middle East Airlines will get its long-awaited capital injection, totalling US$225 million. The Lebanese government injected an initial US$100 million in late July. Air France, which holds a 28 per cent stake in MEA, had until mid-August to decide whether to participate in the second US$125 million injection.
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